Missouri Congressional Map Dispute Returns to Supreme Court
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A legal dispute over Missouri’s congressional map returned to the U.S. Supreme Court late Tuesday, marking the third time in as many weeks that the fight has reached the justices. The parties are contesting whether Republicans can use newly drawn district boundaries in November’s elections, which are less than 50 days away.
The Supreme Court ruled against the GOP in the two earlier rounds, according to The Hill, preventing the state from implementing the new boundaries at those stages. The latest filing again asks the court to address which map Missouri may use for the approaching election.
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